Roundtable: Putting the critical into ‘critical friend’
Renewal - ISSN 0968-5211
Volume 31 Number 1 (2023)
Roundtable: Putting the critical into ‘critical friend’
Sally Davison, Sue Goss, Neal Lawson, Paul Thompson pages 25-34
Abstract
On Renewal’s thirtieth anniversary, its founding editorial team and original publisher reflect on the history of the journal, its attitude to both the New Labour and Corbyn projects, and the role it can play in the current very different political circumstances.
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Sally Davison, Sue Goss, Neal Lawson, Paul Thompson (2023) Roundtable: Putting the critical into ‘critical friend’, Renewal, 31(1), 25-34